Southern Primorska comprises the Slovenian coast, 46.6 kilometres long, and the karst hinterland. Along the sea come historic towns, ports and bathing places, while inland rises the limestone Karst with dolines, caves, vineyards and stone villages. The coastal part is associated with bathing, walks and cycling.
Piran is a listed heritage town with Tartini Square and St George's Church. Portorož is a seaside resort with hotel and wellness facilities, Izola preserves its fishing tradition, Koper and is a port and university centre with the Praetorian Palace on Tito Square. Ankaran lies below Debeli Rtič, Sečovlje and by the landscape park where the salt pans still operate by the traditional method.
In the hinterland lie Divača, Sežana and Štanjel. The Škocjan Caves are inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list, and Štanjel is marked by its stone architecture and Fabiani's garden. The Karst is associated with hiking, cycling, wine and Karst cuisine.
Look at the offering of the coastal towns and Karst villages and choose accommodation, catering and activities between the sea and the Karst.
Špacapan's house of culinary delights in Komen is distinguished above all by its excellent cuisine.
Špacapan's house of culinary delights in Komen is distinguished above all by its excellent cuisine.
Ostruška & Pelicon day-trip and farm stay, Komen – good home cooking in the Karst!
Ostruška & Pelicon day-trip and farm stay, Komen – good home cooking in the Karst!
The Paradizo Kras apartments are in the Karst village of Komen. The apartments are equipped with a kitchen, bathroom, television, wi-fi and a balcony.
The Paradizo Kras apartments are in the Karst village of Komen. The apartments are equipped with a kitchen, bathroom, television, wi-fi and a balcony.
